I need a replacement stock for Springfield Armory 1903

[Dad]

Allred,
From the small pictures the stock looks like any garden variety WW ll replacement "Scant" style stock.

Bigger and more detailed pictures are needed to be able to help you.
Needed are detailed pictures (if possible) of the receiver with s/n, rear sight, barrel markings, front sight, etc. If you are not comfortable sending a picture of the s/n just hide the last two numbers.
Are you able to disassemble the weapon and then take pictures of the barrel in the channel, etc, so that maybe the more knowledgeable members of the forum can possibly determine the cause of your problem and offer up a solution and to:
1) verify that the stock is actually the problem and
2) to determine what style stock (if needed) is appropriate for your weapon.

D.

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[Allred]

OK Dad,

I can do a take down and try for some close up pictures. Won't get to it for a few days as work and family will keep me busy. But I am enjoying owning this firearm, and hope to get it to shoot as good as it looks.

Many thanks to all for their comments, suggestions and encouragement so far. I hope as I learn I can pay it forward by in turn helping others.

More to follow!

Allred,
From the small pictures the stock looks like any garden variety WW ll replacement "Scant" style stock.
Mn
Bigger and more detailed pictures are needed to be able to help you.
Needed are detailed pictures (if possible) of the receiver with s/n, rear sight, barrel markings, front sight, etc. If you are not comfortable sending a picture of the s/n just hide the last two numbers.
Are you able to disassemble the weapon and then take pictures of the barrel in the channel, etc, so that maybe the more knowledgeable members of the forum can possibly determine the cause of your problem and offer up a solution and to:
1) verify that the stock is actually the problem and
2) to determine what style stock (if needed) is appropriate for your weapon.

D.